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1728247 tn?1334184277

face question

I just had my wisdom teeth taken out a week ago. they numbed me with shots and used laughing gas. The past the three days my left eye has been blurry and my lips and cheek dont raise when I smile. My lip on the left said feels like its being held down and my eye feels like its swollen and cant shut all the way. What could this be?
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2112610 tn?1334323365
This could just possibly be a reaction to the laughing gas. Laughing gas does tend to make you very unconscious to what is going on around you and will make your body seem tired and heavy. Your brain has probably recovered but your body is still recovering from this. Although, your symptoms could be something completely different so the I would advise you to see a doctor.
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Dear, please reconsult the Oral Surgeon like yesterday.   Don't waste your time on the internet trying to figure out what when wrong.  

Sounds like a nerve issue.

GET HELP NOW.  
  
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It could be a nerve among-st other things call the Oral surgeon that pulled your teeth and tell him what's going on.
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